#alpha dc

[casscainmainly]

There's something so beautiful about Cass' belief in people. Not only is it consistently rewarded, but it's often the very thing that allows people to change:

Batgirl (2000) #36 / Detective Comics #972

Her belief isn't enough for her, but it's enough for so many others.

[littyjam]

Me when im trying to seriously talk about any events in batgirl 2000 that include the character named ALPHA like ffs whats next sigma?

ykw petition for Alpha to return in batgirl 2024 with his 9 new family members Sigma, Beta, Gamma, Omega, Delta, Theta, Zeta, Kappa and Lambda

[littyjam]

Nah thinking about alpha from the batgirl 2000 run again cause I find him so funny

This fella incase no one knows who tf I’m yapping about

like his name is literally alpha that alone kills me every time I see him, his real name is Michael Sommers or whatever but that sounds stupid

but anyway imagine you’re him, you have that whole thing with the amnesia and you meet batgirl who keeps trying to get you to become good even when you’re literally about to let a shit ton of stuff explode (I haven’t read it in like a week so I forgot what’s exploding whoops) so she convinces you to not let the bomb thing explode then you quit being evil

My reading skills stopped developing when I was 10 so I don’t really know why he suddenly joined the opps but whatever, so you (alpha) are in the league of assassins now and are training with lady shiva and everyone keeps gassing up this ‘the one who is all’ well guess what? That’s batgirl! And guess what? She’s here now! And guess what? She’s dead now! And guess what? You’re not relevant anymore, bye.

Anyway I find that so much funnier than what it is